My GLP-1 journey (so far!)

[King]

Pep_Beer Keeping an eye on your A1C when adjusting your medication is crucial. If you're concerned, discuss a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) with your physician to track your blood sugar in real-time! That could give you a better picture of what a lower dose might do.

 

[Big-Babe]

sorry you're dealing with this. it's a known side. check the forum for anhedonia. some say it gets better. talk to your doc immediately about switching to another glp1. don't white-knuckle through losing interest in life just to lose weight. nothing's worth that.

 

[Lean_Pizza]

Over a year on it, never had loose stool until now. I'm touring Europe and eating different foods — but wow, I'm in the bathroom every couple hours and it's rough. Normally take colace and magnesium at night but stopped a week ago. Getting immodium at the next stop.

 

[easinginprotein]

Yeah, the plateau at 112-115 for half a year is a frustrating resting point. 143 to that range is still significant movement but hitting a wall for that long usually means the dose or mechanism needs a review. What dose and what medication have you been running to get there?